9/16/25 Following Aaron

This dream has two parts that don’t flow together. I am with another woman. We are to follow Aaron who walks down a hill then up a very steep hill. I am to drive a truck and follow him. The hill is so steep that I don’t dare drive the truck up it.

II have a bike. I lay it down on the ground and hope it doesn’t get stolen. I drive to town to sign up for a TV service. I cannot find the store. I call Aaron and tell him what I have done and that I am on my way.

9/16/25 Rudeness at a Spa

Paul and I are a spa. We are waiting a long time for our treatment. I go into the next room. I hear a name called except it is a code made up of words. It is not my name (code). There are others waiting. It is like a bar and restaurant. I wait and then go into a spa area and ask a young woman who is the owner’s daughter what is happening. She is with a mother and her two young kids. She is happy and perky. She tells me to find her dad. I eventually find her dad and ask what is going on? He is arrogant and narcissistic. He does not apologize for making Paul and I wait so long. He is acting like it is my issue, my fault. I tell him I have an invisibility complex and this takes takes the cake!

I had my colonoscopy the day before this dream and had to wait a long time before they came and got me for the surgery. They did not communicate about how long the wait would be. And yes, it triggered my invisibility complex and I was angry!

Fragment: Doctor

(Friday, October 17, 2025)

I have a vague memory of a tall male doctor standing behind me. Maybe he is my dream guide, since he is always tall and often standing behind me. I had a conversation with the dream doctor, but I don’t recall what either of us said.

Day notes:

I texted two of my waking-life doctors this week, my neurologist and my endocrinologist. An article in “Brain & Life” disturbed me as it says thyroid issues can cause dementia (reminding me of my 2022 surgery). But my endocrinologist says it can cause Alzheimer’s and frontotemporal dementia, but not semantic dementia.

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